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sebnmaI mebr S9aben als 8eferung
brinsen f6nnen. 5all's @atarrb Cure,
fabricirt bon s. s. gbeneD & So. in
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mirb innerlidb gebrau9t unb uirtt bess
baIb birett auf bas 8lut unb bic
56leimneBe. geim &aufe bon Sal's
@atarrh Cure iebr man barauf, baB es
bas d6te BON S. s. Gbenep & So. in
3oIebo, O., bereitete iei.
~ 3u baben BEL allen 9lbOtbetern,
fir rs @ents Die Jlai6e.
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SmlaHuiiafeit.

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tel morbea ben S9laf, Der unnatiirli=
den 8etdubuug folgen f1limme g8irs
tllngen. 8 mmons Giber u e.
gulator beieitigt bic llria9en, Die
unruben uno S9lafloiigteit bur9 Res
gulirung Der Sdrme, SeritelIung gutter
8eroauung uno 8erubisung Der Ser.
ben. prObiere ibn unb bu wirIt balb
ben Segen geIuuben 59Iafes erfennen.
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figteit gelitten; SObalb i9 bic seriugiie
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S0iis Simmons 2iber.Regulator unb
i9lafe bic gause Ra6t.
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9amcnz6iite ,r ,r.

Dicics 9spartcmsnt fann, sIeid ben iibri.
gen nidt ibertrOffeu werOen, ba i'd idmmtIide
artifel birett impprtirc uno I'M Stanbe bin,
bic bette unb reidbaItisFc sluspabI in ge;us
auf Iebte globe unb StiI ;u prdfentiren, uic
4. 3. ySausb" GapitoIia, Mirriam, TbiIlis,
0snber, Barrett, glib Ca Belle, MeSoro,
Erineeton, SbeaI, aIiee. Ssnnora. Sursbe.
8ei uns finbst man Die neueitsn @iuitcr in
Sutbcias bon fsbr gefaIlisem Stpl unb gu
nicbrigffen @rciisu-pon 35 cS. bis $1.50.
Vile grten Tufpus. 8uidsl, Seeren unb cine
pradtbolle ausbabI bon 8Iumen &c.
S}a6er, III grobem Sorrntb bem cinfadltcn
Bis sum elesanteftcn, unb ;u allen 9rsiien.
Serrer=GarOerObe.
gSir baben Gin auSgebebntes unb pradtbolles
slHortement bon Ssrren, Sberbenloen aus Yer'
cal, an allen Yreiien. OaS beife so ct. Cont
mer Werino SemS, ismalS i'm Marlte.
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@aam@H" p~aS
De6d6 d6mwm Gu6 6md(m prele predm BM0G

Serrcn 8aIbrissau unS brauneS 9isletbreao
llntcrseus, bon sl.75 bis $3.50, per ansug.
Sine bubble auspabl bon i6ipar;en 3alss
tii6crn, STANDARDIZATION, @inoior. uno vfour
in bano". .@rabatten.
Sin idoner gorratb BON leinenen uno ieioes
nsn Serren,gaidentiidern, Spera Sdletfen,
leibenen Rsseni6irmen.
Sin iebr srobsS gho,iemsnt bon psibsn nno
bunten Rnaben. Sbcrbsmoen aus Eereal, tnrs
Sitter bon Alp Sabrsn, ;u l6, 25, s5, 80 IS
unb aufpGrts.
SsrrenIdube in oIlen 6urmsn unS gauitsrn
unb gu alien Yreileu.
Son Serrsn. unb anabsn. StrObblten babea
mir bas ausscbreitetife Eager i'm SnoDsfen.
Serrcn. nnS anabsn.6il;biite, peide unh
iieife, bon allen arten uaO S9attirun9en.
SdnbSeus fiir 9ameu II. &inor.
5u SieIcm Department bin id 10 pobI Dor.
seieben, Dab i'd sIlle unS Seosrmann gu bsfris'
bigen bcrmag.
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8ursc ainocrtleiocr ron 65 cs. bis $3.50.
Se;eidnetc unb eiufade SGpei;cr bon l23
Gents duipdrtS.
8orbirtc llsberfleiber su 50 unb aufDarts.
8orbirte @aibniir Searfs bon sl.50-S2.
S6bar;e uuO farbise Seriegs su 81, l.25,
l.50, So uub aufpdrtS.
9ameu StrlmpilOrten.
8raune SaIbriggan, gutter SuaIitdt, gu 10,
-, Is, l6, 20, 25, 30 Cts. uub aufpdrts.
Ginfarbise Strimpfe-3u 10, IL, Is, 90,
25 Gents unb aufiparts.
Ginfad)e unS Gurus Seibenitrimbie fur
Mdbden unO sfinber, in allen 8arben unb gu
allen &reifen.
Goriett=9epartemellt.
Bon gorietts baltsn mir bic $50 Bone bic
@aruer 8ros., in allen 6rabeu, Die IS. p,
bic %. 81, Die vG @.~ unb oieIe anbere
Warfeu, su 40, so, rs Cts. uns 81.
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Sduar;er uub farbissr atlas, bon 30 Gents
bis 5u $500.
Surab SeiSenfofIe in allen S@attirungen
su rs Gents unb $1.O0.
Sdparser unO farbiser @ros @rain su 75r.,
90e., 81, $l.25 un6 $50.
@efreifte unb idediee Sommsr- SeiSen su
36, DO, so, 65, 20 unb 80 @ents.
Sdparjer unb farbiger Surab gtIas, ;u
so uno 75 gents.
&leiberitoff Separtcnlert.
Sommer. @aiimire pie Huns. Selling, alba'
troe, grapes, alscrienne Streif Satin DO.
grenaoine, Sebese ;u alien Rrciien.
Gatins. sc;eidnet ooer einfarbia su 10, 1b,
20, 25, 80 unb 35 Gents.
grinfle Sesriuders au Z, 8, lt, 12 unS l5 es.
@ingbam in biibi&sr ausipabL gu s, 10,
IL unb Is gents
8epbbr @insbam au 90, 25 unb 80 es.
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g8ir baben bas bel peitem grobte uub boil.
ftdnbigite Enforcement bon einfad)sn uno CUE
rus. Sonucnidlirmen III Der Stabt.
S9bar;ieibsne Farai rs cs. bis $4.
S6bar;e gtlas. .S6irme bon 1855.
S1bar;e sltlas. Sd)irms gefiittert uno nit
Spibenranb bon $2.95-$15.
iSarbise @araioIS ungefutterte-l.25 bis So.
6arbi9c 9araiols, geiiitterte, nit Spisen,
rano-Son $50 bis $l2.
ainber'Raroiols ;n S5, 80, rs eS. II. 81.
9aneu @eiBlpaaren.
SehlSeu, boIle @roBe, bon As cs. bic ;u 81.
Yange Semoer, bon 10 es. bis su 81.
@oriett.gSciten aIIer 6roben, bon 40 @ents
bis gu $l.60.
CONNER @au;e lsberpeiien, in @roeen bon
2S-44, gu 40, so unb 60 @ts.
Cine bibidc sluspabl bon Sill II. Spibsn-
baubeu fir Ainoer bon % es. bis 50.
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- 8ei benz eriten 9lnseibeu Don
WagenF6runs unb Maseni9ud6e, 10.
pie BON 2eberleiben unb ionitigen
St0rungen Der llnterleibsorgane, ipenbe
man als 8orbeugunssmittel i6leunigff
4pers 9atarrb 9illen an.
Oieie pillen mirfen milbe, finb polls
itdnbig auperldiIig, Iino angenebm elm,
sunebmen unb beieitigen iebe gteigung
3u 9eber= ober llnterleibssYei6p
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esn Stem 0ort fanb cine gonps

Sn Stem Yort fanb cine Gonpen.
tion BON probibitiOns.6iib itatt, in
pelber elmer Der &ebue, bas foIeenbe
Sictuu bonn Stapel lieB: rSie Iicens
iirten proftitutionsbduier, Spielbduier
unb Yierlotale, iOpie Der Wtansel Ell.
ner puritanii6en Sabbatbfeier iino bic
pfeiIer, auf benen bic oeipotii6en Res
eierunssn gurOpa's beruben!A Wel9
borribles 8le6l
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40, so unb 60 @ents unb aufp6rts.
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tii6sr, gutter GroBe, gu s, 10, II, Is, 20 So.
unb aufnarts. 9robe tiirtiide 8abc.9anbs
tiifer su is, l6, 90 unb 25 Gents.
6efrauites Saubtu6er;eus, bon $40 @ts.
n.Sprbange su 123. is, 20, 25, so
Gents unb aufpdrts.
Srapirunssftoffe su 10, IL uno Is @ents.
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0rans0fld)e YercaIS su s, 10, l23 II. 15 es.
@e;cidncte 2aiuns 3u %, 81, 5, gu. 10 eS.
gRei5er unb farbiser Mull-3u 123, Is, 20,
%, 35 unb so @ents.
gScibe 9apns gu 5, Z, s, 10, 12i, is, 90,
25, 80, So unb 40 @ents. gu baben in Bt'
fbops, Sietoria unb Snbia eapns.
YeriiIde eaipus in allen Sd)attirunssn ron
Is bis ;u so Gents
Gmbroiberie Separtentelt.
Sdpei,er Borbiruns bon 8 bis rs Cts.
gambrir 8o,biruns bon 23-5o es.
Rainioof ginfaIIuns bon $50 Cts.
5arbise 8orbirunsen II. gubenranoe oasu.
Stirt 6Iouneins, boIle 9dusc .75-$2.50.
SpiBen : Separtenellt.
Cine enbIofe guspabl in fOIsenben Spiben.
iorten: @sbptiide, tiirfiids, Gordon, gaIen'
cia, 8riton, Spanifde, eseurial, GebOra-in
alien 8reiten, bon Der bilIisfen bis gu Der be-
fen Glaiie.
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Rum, wie mars in Der abenbse
ieuifaft2
Die INNER! Den Sbee baben mir
biinn betommen, bic WluIit aber bidl
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GIounsiuss unb tiirfifde @ueenranbfpifen
in Cream, @eib, Beige uno farbig.
Spaniid)e @uimpure in Culinary, Gream
unO Beige, unb paiienbe einfaiiungsn.
Oamen.SaTdentider, psi6c, nit 6antaiie.
einfailuns, 3ierraub unb Baden; glci9fallS
cine fd0ne ausipabl bon Sraucr.Saidenta'
dberu IN allen Yreiien,
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- SIM Mdrs betrug Die oeutide iibers
ieeiiGe Nuspanberung ca. II, ,67l per=
ionen.
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Die
B6dbcntlitbs Treie Nrsiie
erideint
eben Opnner
uno foIiet
$3.50 nas Sabr ceer $1.25 fur 8
Dicuate in Ycrouste3ablana
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-11-25

married Eugene Malibran, and was more
Miserable than ever. She SCcured a
separation, formed an attachment to
rn EaTot, Il Belgian violinist. whom she
married in 1896. but III n few weeks
she was thrown from q horse and only
fingered in misery Il few weeks longer.
Her sister, Pauline Viar,lot, wass equally
talented. but more fortunate, and re-
manned upon the stage til 1862. Giuletta
Grisi and Marietta AlbOni were the great
fayorites in the United States in 1929,
both Italians and both beautiful, though
in striliingly different styles The wits
had rather more fun out OF these and the
tenor Mario, who married GIisi. than any
other foreign artists, their names furnish
ing no end of possibilities for puns. 1t
was thought extremely funny to print
them rs pronounced, or nearly so (GreaHy,
All -bouy, etc.), and one of the popular
cOuplcts ran:
What odd contradictions are oftcntines seen!
A-bony Is fat and Greazy is lean.
Grisi died ut Berlin in 1863, and Alhoni
is living quietly i'll London. Fanny Per-
siani was very noted in England during
the same years. She. too is of Italy-a
land that seems the native country of
melody. Teresa Titiens, the Hungarian.
came to the United States in 1915, ana
though enthusiastically praised, did not
seem to touch the popular heart rs did
Parcpa Rosa, AdClina Patti and Christine
Nilsson, or even Pauline Lucca Nilsson
is now A years Oh. and by all accounts IL
full possession Of all her vocal powers; and
here, having reached the period whoD
those we write OF arc sta before the pub
lie, we must only mention names, Adclina
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-11-25

first aDDrLronco in I.0nInn in 1-0R A.
Stair, in Ilnndcl,s s.A,essondro v ShG
sung from the are of 1G tn thot of -
and vct.:r.1 hpr voocl s-pantnaos III
after rctirfna.
Clt,rinn Galy;cl1i sncceo1od ba,. IN
DoDu,a;. favor. she was tnn dan,Ltrr If
u cook in Rome, and her voice we notnI
for its syyacfnass ~ so., $. clio cnnrI
.ra9k &ha.yros qe Lnn,,tifnl and ,yitt,, n,
she was musical and ,1,arn th,n ona i,,.,
v.as f,,iiait -, mr.. ar,...,4,i mo rr,nrL
n,,h?a4,dor to Viari,., >,.a. :, iurotnnteI
with ;,,lorgv M Lar o,a,r,,t th,t ho ,rfoj
to Lin h.r Lat ia. Main, If IL. s,rorI
broke ON nor ,,.ra1pi,,,n b,,Lcr Nsbc
,,os ordered out af Enssia Loc,uaa n
rrincn fell IN love WIN har i,rt nat ~
.rc h.l s,fycu Cuhr,.',,a # - ;osto of he,
wit. Wien told hy ,Ia sinrer MAT her
price for n, yir;n.-,.orlIl h,, ( O0, ducato
The c.,f,r2,.i cried i'm auin2c,i mt.
"F,lc thousand Gyra.., WHY that i
more taan ! p..v = Held r,qrsholl'
AN" said tho rn,ha.},l cont,.r.ca
+ "tr,,1 ..at on, Of yn,r q, ia ,o.rshnIs ~
S,a- for yC,i.'' She died in l7g6 mood III
Sophie Nraould was another beautiful
md witty ,iD.rer--.o witty ti,qt q hook II
her savings has been cor,ui!el Brt wit
in woman is rarely s.p3i,i and many of
) ,nij,'s ryuarta,, ara STRONGLY snicel Win
sarcasm. Sna.,yas horn IN Paris in l114
>uagin al TIE 3>yrry,,.,l r2.tf.l- and ,in,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-11-25

mittce. Mr.. Dickinson is credited villa
having bad much to DO with Michigan ap-
during tie present admius-
tration, lat it has TIL lately been sup
posed that he had little ambition for q
political position himself, Whatever in
nlin&tionS tAat way he lad were supposed
to be toward the senate or the United
States supreme court.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-11-25
Ion VI. dickinson.

Don NJ Dickinson, Of Njchigar, who is
sqtu to be slated for cabinet posi-
ton upon the elevation Of $cprC-
tary Lamar to the supreme court.
first came into national prominence upon
the accession Of Mr.. Cleveland to The
presidency, though he has loMG hcen owe
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-11-25

of he fuler.CsI
lawyers 0 t h i 6
state, the income
from his practice
being lcplNed at
$4,000 per an
nun. Nj. Del
insoN prior to 1881
b a Il b cen the
chairman cf tAo
Democratic state
COmmittc c Il II q
h Il d represented
the state upon the
nation Il ! G ON
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-11-25
QUEENS OF SONG.
STORIES ABOUT WARBLERS SUG-
CESTEO 81 JENNY LiNO'S DEATH.

Eone Ever Took the Country So by
Storm as the Swedish Nightingale, but
Nilsson. T.tti. Crisi, AIboni. Maiibran
and Others IIa.e Sun. Very Wen.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-11-25

INCE the death
of Jenny Lind oil
the old opera
patrons have been
relating their re-
ninisCences, and
we have a thou
sand interesting
stories about the
various queens of
song. Many have
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-11-25
Up. O. BOX 5r4.)


u W
s
Of Re
cnriao
NJ yars Law OF of
10 suItofh
point. adth
,inur cisutL
drt ui
E VIII uperUk OF tn
in W .lrenve ptauac lattn.np
Refers Prominent Men throughout the country sl3d&w
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-11-25

Il tGs hccognc Il practice Gr,ong the cor
nred PEOPLE oi New York TO insure TIE
lives a. Lls4r children IN iaga. "a liz
uoJaSy
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-11-25

did the "Swedsh Nightingale" Her
fair cOuntryWOman, Christine Nilsson.
was loved for her womanly sweet
ness and admired rs much for her
grace and beauty as for the range
aud purity Of her voice. while Patti.
Grisi, Albon and Mal,iran had praise
enough; but none excited such furorc as
did Jenny Lind Her previous career in
Europe had been a great success, it is
true; but thcrc the pcOplu had traditions
Of other great singers. In America Jenny
Lind had ali the advantages of novelty
and the perfection OF advertising
as practicod 10y u master of the
art. He" success, therefore, stands
unrivn!ed in the world. Even when we
Scan the hi tories of the greatest singers
of former times, We lind no success 50
brilliant. 1t Is curious fact that, as we
trace it back, the line of noted singers
seems TO end abruptly not quite 200 Years
ago. For | 900 years before that time we
hear of great actresses oCcasuuailv: but
either great SDnyStreSses were rare or the
public taste had not developed to the
proper appreciation, or, rs is most likely,
the social and religious prejudice, of the
people set 50 strongly against woman in
pablo ta"t tAc.r germs was never dcycl-
oped. Ia,i.rl. we know that for many
Centuries it was rare that women sang in
religious service, and in the principal
churches of Rome her singing was posi-.
lively Forbidden.
Nell tUIHu, The actress, is q prolni.
ncnt Historic figure Of the time of Charles
II, and Immediately 0t,tr her Anna Brace
Eirdi' Wa queen Of the ttlce; but they
had no contemporaries in song Soon
afi"r however, cam" on" OF those strange
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-11-25

r" nj wha ore II ring i,op tn creors md IN.
dtscr";tpD- of 'nt', urr,".s NFpHtors". carly dc
cay, loss of ,ps'!l nd a.. VII a,pl u ,rc,pe
Sat vii! Cur' ynu, EaLE DF CHARGE. WIS
2fast remedy was di:curt t.i by a visionary 10
sn";h in"ri"a FeuI s.lf addressed envelope
~ the REV. JOSEPH L. IJstL', station d, Hcw York
Cty. drt4
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-11-25

=" N-S.I .tolcs lW0 years The earI.cr.
Nara Felicia Nal.br&n had come 70
America i'll 1923 with her father, The
nctce! HaCGcl Garca. Hex lie was ore
iong tr4-cdy. Her father, despite his
t2l~ IT, W2a domestic ty-an. Ct the
w"rs; isrt, Cs.Ag TIC Ul.o and caac on
Is r@lE~,erS Tli-out ncrcy Robert
N-is Owen las recorded Z le such sc.ce
e. lie vcz~sl ii which they crusse,
Nh.oH 80 o.s.&cgl tAe captain tnqt *
tn, atc4sI - .ut C4r>la il irons. - =
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-11-25

The MONTANA SCHEME is the only snthor.
lied Lottery II the Nur.nrrli States. l: Is a
licensed Lottery by the laws of the Territory.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-11-25
SIN.
TIKI MONTANA SCHEME
ON TIE
Louisiana State Lottery Plan
J. J. JACOBS. Nanegr.
En''t t'ii!. iUH'3na
Wh9Ie Tickets. Is tents. IS T. ke.e, ai25",
1886 Cash Priz: ;. am, Il ling t sia..s. -o

Also, the only authorized mt for The Lou
aua Lottery IN the n, rth vest Tween
tirth7, 81; nths - qumt -. S.:
halves, $40: VINO E, sc.
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Secure tickets for the Fifth Grand Drawing
TUESDAY. DECEMBCR 18th. 1887.
Capita! Prize, $3.50.

NOTItT.-Nic'e's are = cents only. Eut an
order for less rhnn one cellar to De f. rwarded wi
not receive n3t.cr-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-06

Court in General Term-Chief Justice Bling.
ham, and Justices James and Merrlck.-
Assignment for to-day-Nos. %, is, o. 40, IL, a,
so. 81, 81, and So.
Circuit Court, Division No. 1-Justice Cox
Finder vs. Harper; ordered on calendar. Mac
kellon VS.. Helm; motion for leave to file pleas
everruled and Judgment for plaintiff; excep.
ton. Mccarthy VS.. National Savings Bank;
leave to demur or plead. Manning vs.. Bourne;
demurrer sustained: leave TO amend in twenty
days aud to file bill of particulars. Cunning
ham VS.. Edes; demurrer sustained. Smith VS..
Rupert; demurrer taken under advisement.
Wilson vs. Hertford; motion to strike out de-
murrer overrued. Assignment for to-day
Nos 81, 40, 81, 6l g. n, 10, 81, 3d. 81 50, o. %,
and 81.
Circuit Court, Division No. 2-Justice Hag.
ner--Larrabee VS.. Simpson; new tiial denied,
Litter VS.. Paine; securities for costs In ten days
Dye VS.. Chesapeake and Ohio railroad; passed.
Assignment-Eos. 20, rs, 1l2, III, 1856, lS6, 2OG,
gOs 2l2 2li, GIG, 2ls, 90, 222, 22i 226. 22S 2S0
Equity Court-Justice Merrck.-Taylor VS..
Campbell; reference to the auditor ordered.
Clotworthy vs.. Wynpe; decree OF June
amended. No assignment.
Criminal Cpurt--Justice MOntgomery.-Ha
per Green, convicted of hou' ebreakiug in night
Charles W. Howard, alias Morgan, convicted
of three cases of larceny; nine years in the
penitentinry. Charles Major. second oltcnse
grand larceny; pleaded guilty; i've years in the
penilertary. John +. Brown, arson; pleaded
net guilty. Basil n, Friel. assault to kill
pleaded not guilty. Mary Brooks, arson
pleaded not guilty. Edwin J. Sweet, false pre-
lenses; recogni2ance taken in $1,000. Assign
ment unchanged.
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Lutheran Mission School.

Some of the practical, earnest members OF
ST. Pauls Lutheran Sunday school (Dr.
DomeIs), seeing the necessity for Sunday
school in the southern part of the city, set to
work 10 fill that want, and their efforts culmi-
mated Yesterday in the opening Of mission
school In Blake's Hall, on Seventh street, near
q southwest. The location is good one, tes-
timoDy on that point being given by the re-
merkable attendance Of both young folks and
children Of a larger growth" Appropriate
music was accompanied on the new organ
All the other necessaries for good school have
been provided
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WHEN everything else fails, Dr.. sages Ca
tairh Remedy cures,
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THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences in aud About tho
civ

City.
The coroner investigated the cause Of forty.
two deaths last month.
Permits for the erection OF thirty-one houses
In East Washington were granted Saturday.
James alias Reddy White was arrested on
Saturday night for assaulting Mr.. William Il.
Spaulding
Postofices have been established at Mallow,
Allegheny county, and Tobaocoville, Powhatan
county, Va.
A certificate of incorporation has been filed
IN the name Of George A. Custer Camp, No. l,
Sons of Veterans.
The Washington spiritualists have formed
themselves into n permanent society and Will
erect hall for their own use as soon as possible
The closing exercises OF the preparatory
school Of the Columbian College take place at
the Congregational Church next Friday even
ing.
The four.masted schooner James 8. Lowell
which two years ago ran down the United
States steamship Tollapoosa, arrived at George
town on Saturday.
The work of grading and macadamizing the
Bladensburg road Is placed ut 10000, tor the
Dennings road et $4,000, and $1,000 for the
Tenleytown road.
A live colored infant was found on a vacant
lot, near Thirteenth and Boundary streets
northeast Saturday night. The infant was
sent to st. AIMS Infant Asylum.
AT q meeting of the Knights of st. Columb-
kiile held yesterday It was decided unant-
nously that the command visit Baltimore in o
body TO attend the reception to Cardinal Glib
bons on the Tth instant.
Messrs Robert 4. Frye and Ferdinand King,
who were indicted with oilenses alleged to be
the outcome of the management of n George.
town building association, are pressing the
government for trial.
Petitions have been received by the commits
sloners from n number of Montgomery county,
Md, societies asking for the Improvement Of
the Seventh street road The matter was re-
terred to the engineer department.
Luther Garrison, 16 years old. Of Harrison.
burg, Va, was arrested at the Baltimore and
Potomac depot on Saturday by Officer Acton
for robbng his employer, A. A. Dewey, OF
Burke's Station, OF sec. He had $50 of the
money when arrested, also bulldog revolver.
In friendly scuflle between Edward Butler
and Charles Sayles at sos Tenth street
on the 1st the latter tripped Butler, causing
him TO strike the back of his head on the
edge OF a table, which resulted in his death.
The eoroner's jury, Saturday, rendered yer.
dict OF accidental death.
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Washington VS.. Boston. Ladies free to-day
Lodge Meetings Tonight.


The following lodges meet tonight at the
places named:
Masonic. Potomac, No. 8, Georgetown; b. D..
French, No. 10, Masonic Temple Anacostla,
No. n, Anacostia; Pentalpha, No. %. Ma
sonic Temple; Eureka, No. 8, 30S Eleventh
/. o. o. F.-Beacon. No. is, Odd Fellows
Hall; Excelsior, No. II, Odd Fellows HALL
Harmony, No. 0, Eighth Street Hail. East
Washington; Union. No. IL, Third street and
Pennsylvania avenue northwest: Naomi, No.
l, ID. OF R., Moore's Hall, Seventh street.
Knights of Pythias -Calanthe, No. IL, Penn
sylvania avenue and Ninth street northwest;
Equal. No. II, 3l4 Eighth street northwest;
Harmony, No 81, Thirteen. and-a-half street
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Knights Of Honor-Potomac, No. 1921
/. q. of R.-Heber Tent, No. 10, Georgetown.
10. R. M.-osage, No. 6, 1923 Seventh street
northwest.
10. M.-Potomac, No. 0, Red Mems Hall, G,
between Sixth and Seventh streets.
Knights of the Golden Eagle-Monarch, No
Q, Elks' Hall, 902 Pennsylvania avenue.
Union Veterans Union-John a. Logan, No
2, Veterans Hall 1923 street.
Sons of Jonadab-Invincible, No. z, Acad-
envy Hall, Georgetown.
!. o. G. T.-Friendship, No. II, wilmo
Hall, corner Eighth and streets northeast.
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